Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|         feet. The voyagers, after having discovered that the sea
  2 1,1|   pocket-knives, and one of them, having hoisted himself on to the
  3 1,1|           unexpected bound, after having been struck by a tremendous
  4 1,2|        strange destiny, and after having, on the 20th of March, escaped
  5 1,2|        battles of that war. After having begun as a volunteer at
  6 1,2|          anything, full of ideas, having traveled over the whole
  7 1,2|       telegraph office, and after having announced to his journal
  8 1,2|   stratagem and shrewdness, after having risked his life twenty times
  9 1,2|           been his own child. Not having been able to leave the town
 10 1,2|          addressed him. But after having with a penetrating eye observed
 11 1,2|            The faithful creature, having broken his chain, had followed
 12 1,2|     direction, disappeared, after having dashed the car against two
 13 1,3|   engineer, the meshes of the net having given way, had been carried
 14 1,3|         despair at the thought of having lost the only being he loved
 15 1,3|        trudging nearly two miles, having reached an elevated point
 16 1,4|       Pencroft and Herbert, after having taken the precaution of
 17 1,4|          of heavy objects. ~After having walked for a quarter of
 18 1,5|       Pencroft; "it is as good as having a whole cargo!" He took
 19 1,5|          into a dark corner after having shortly noted down the occurrences
 20 1,6|         the Chimneys, not without having cast a look at the smoke
 21 1,6|         these feathers, and after having examined them,-~"These are
 22 1,6|         and take it!" ~The sailor having strung the couroucous like
 23 1,6|          dozen grouse nests, each having three or four eggs. He took
 24 1,6|        Pencroft, delighted at not having to appear before their companions
 25 1,7|           made up on this point." Having said this, the sailor returned
 26 1,7|       reproached himself with not having accompanied Neb. It was
 27 1,7|         boy, he dashed out, after having put up in his handkerchief
 28 1,7|       unfortunate Harding? ~After having passed the precipice, Herbert,
 29 1,7|           each other, and the lad having pronounced the name of Cyrus
 30 1,7|       ascended towards the north, having on their left an interminable
 31 1,7|          way. ~Five minutes after having left the beach, the reporter
 32 1,8|          to the engineer's chest, having first torn open his clothes. ~
 33 1,8|   happened. The day before, after having left the Chimneys at daybreak,
 34 1,8|       Pencroft much regretted not having either fire, or the means
 35 1,8|          have abandoned you after having saved you from the waves?" ~"
 36 1,8|        have guided me here, after having dragged me from the waves...
 37 1,8|          twelve o'clock, Pencroft having asked the engineer if they
 38 1,8|         laid on it, and Pencroft, having taken his place at one end
 39 1,9|            Neb, in his delight at having found his master, did not
 40 1,9|     extremely cold. Also, the sea having destroyed the partitions
 41 1,9|         and his companions, after having eaten a quantity of lithodomes,
 42 1,9|           of the huge precipice. ~Having thrown a rapid glance around
 43 1,9|          Neb, and Pencroft, after having torn three sticks from the
 44 1,9|       brown color, lighter below, having hard scanty hair; its toes,
 45 1,9|         first time. ~However, Neb having tightened his grasp on his
 46 1,0|           the reporter's watches. Having filled them with water and
 47 1,2|        sulphuric acid odor, after having absorbed the oxygen of the
 48 1,2|       degrees Fahrenheit. Herbert having asked on what he based this
 49 1,2|           the plateau; but, after having gone a mile in this direction,
 50 1,3|        condition of nature, who, "having time, husbands her strength."
 51 1,3|     Spilett, a talented reporter, having learned everything so as
 52 1,3|           But Pencroft said, that having done his part of the work,
 53 1,3|         fire of green wood, after having perfumed them with sweet-smelling
 54 1,3|           employed. The settlers, having become potters, made nothing
 55 1,4|          end of a flexible fiber. Having reached a spot about twenty
 56 1,4|           the instant when, alter having successively diminished,
 57 1,5|       work, and the colonists not having tools they must begin by
 58 1,5|       please you-we must begin by having a seal hunt on the islet." ~"
 59 1,5|        for the seal hunt, without having received any other explanation. ~
 60 1,5|    floating just above the water, having exactly the appearance of
 61 1,5|         webbed feet prevent their having more than a slow, waddling
 62 1,5|           the head. ~The hunters, having concealed themselves behind
 63 1,5|          size of a large dog, and having stiff hair of a dirty color,
 64 1,5|           and feed on the leaves. Having identified the animal, which
 65 1,6|      tools are wanting now. After having been brickmakers, potters,
 66 1,6|       some powerful animal, after having released the dog, was fighting
 67 1,7|           these substances, after having attacked the fat, would
 68 1,7|     arranged, the engineer, after having sent his companions to a
 69 1,8|    Lincoln Island. ~The settlers, having arrived at Prospect Heights,
 70 1,8|           any need for it. ~After having descended about a hundred
 71 1,9|         feet through the passage, having to climb as far when they
 72 1,9|       even gaily, Pencroft always having some joke to crack, sometimes
 73 1,0|        which insured their always having plenty of provisions. The
 74 1,0|           discussed, the settlers having no other garments than those
 75 1,0|           begin?" ~"To-morrow, by having a seal hunt." ~"To make
 76 1,0|       consumed, but Cyrus Harding having manufactured a beautiful
 77 1,0|       might succeed. ~The weather having cleared, the settlers climbed
 78 1,1|           congratulate himself on having brought to Granite House
 79 1,1|         one disputed this. ~After having turned the point, the settlers
 80 1,2|           then were to Heaven for having prepared for them this solid
 81 1,2|           at least six feet of it having been blown off. ~At the
 82 1,2|          the current of the Mercy having again become free, to float
 83 1,2|    congratulate themselves on not having been living there during
 84 2,1|     However, Cyrus Harding, after having discussed the pros and cons
 85 2,1|          asked the engineer, who, having suspended his work, was
 86 2,4|      western coast. They set out, having first carefully secured
 87 2,4|          Harding did not remember having seen, at the time of his
 88 2,4|         It was evident that after having reached Reptile End, Harding
 89 2,5|        had been agreed that after having surveyed the west coast,
 90 2,5|        Cape," replied Neb, "after having doubled the Cape, we shall
 91 2,5|           of Washington Bay, they having now gone a distance of twenty
 92 2,5|           formations of the rocks having deceived them. They ascertained,
 93 2,5|          signs of any human being having passed that way. Shrubs
 94 2,5|           that the balloon, after having made its last bound into
 95 2,5|        was stowed away, and after having given the creek the very
 96 2,5|          was midnight when, after having followed the shore to the
 97 2,5|           no doubt about the rope having been worn through, but the
 98 2,6|           the windows. They then, having eaten, returned to their
 99 2,7|           their dwelling, without having been obliged to reach it
100 2,7|            Also, Neb and Pencroft having gone to examine into the
101 2,7|       sort of irregular pentagon, having a perimeter of nearly four
102 2,7|            which were not long in having a number of young ones;
103 2,8|       such a way that the cotton, having got rid of the varnish,
104 2,8|   manufacture. These bullets, not having the weight of leaden bullets,
105 2,8|         azotic acid. Now, Harding having sulphuric acid at his disposal,
106 2,8|         House when, without their having had any idea of it, he appeared
107 2,8|          spruce-fir, which, after having been boiled and fermented,
108 2,9|          sky. ~The colonists, not having any pressing work out of
109 2,9|         cut lengthways, and after having been rendered malleable
110 2,9|         hunters were in danger of having made a useless excursion,
111 2,9|        Harding and Herbert, after having examined that part of the
112 2,0|        seconded by Pencroft, who, having worked for several years
113 2,0|    captain," said Pencroft, alter having scrupulously measured his
114 2,0|          movements. The cetacean, having entered far into Union Bay,
115 2,0|          astonishing." ~Pencroft, having torn the harpoon from the
116 2,0|           strew them on the snow, having previously covered them
117 2,1|          Of course Cyrus Harding, having at his disposal neither
118 2,1|    observe, my friend, that after having said so much, in praise
119 2,1|          of Lincoln Island, after having spoken so often of the sorrow
120 2,1|    allowed a week to pass without having paid a visit to the corral.
121 2,1|         to reach the marsh, after having promised to be back by the
122 2,1|         it to unroll itself after having securely fastened its upper
123 2,1|        its upper extremity. Then, having lighted a lantern, taken
124 2,1|    answered. ~Then Cyrus Harding, having ended his survey, re-ascended,
125 2,2|     evening the hunters returned, having enjoyed good sport, and
126 2,2|         said Spilett, "I remember having left it open." ~"A fine
127 2,2|          start, and he remembered having heard them before during
128 2,2|       pass it was not for want of having attempted it. Those in the
129 2,2|    possible. ~However, Jup, after having given them serious anxiety
130 2,2|           boat completely rigged, having been pushed on rollers to
131 2,2|          the vessel, since, after having built her, he was to command
132 2,2|           mode of speaking. After having doubled Flotsam Point and
133 2,3|           to the New York Herald, having declared that he would go
134 2,3|           at Lincoln Island after having floated in the sea a long
135 2,4|      means of the wreck this man, having tools at his disposal, had
136 2,4|        when Gideon Spilett, after having walked around the hut, saw
137 2,4|      shift to the west, and after having had a fair wind for coming
138 2,4|         their fellow, or at least having been so. A continual hissing
139 2,4|          distant period and after having arrived there a rational
140 2,4|       Pencroft occurred. The wind having shifted to the northwest
141 2,4|    descended to his cabin without having uttered a word. Pencroft,
142 2,5|  Bonadventure," and the engineer, having examined the arms and tools,
143 2,5|      clothed more suitably, after having got rid of the rag which
144 2,5|           soon become accustomed, having no desires to satisfy, better
145 2,6|           look, and Cyrus Harding having endeavored to take his hand,
146 2,7| companions. The English Admiralty having hesitated to undertake this
147 2,7|      thirty-seventh parallel, and having found no trace of the captain,
148 2,7|        through the Ocean. ~"After having unsuccessfully visited the
149 2,7|          easy to seize her. After having led the expedition near
150 2,7|           has been proved by your having been brought again among
151 2,7|         over his brow, then after having thought, "I never threw
152 2,8|           the door, but returned, having seen Ayrton slide down the
153 2,8|       descended to the beach, and having climbed the plateau they
154 2,8|       bottle into the sea without having the slightest recollection
155 2,8|     followed, Herbert and Spilett having gone in the direction of
156 2,8|        This piece of steel, after having been tempered, was fixed
157 2,8|          sharpened with the file, having been introduced into the
158 2,8|           tube, and the two slips having been connected by a metallic
159 2,8|   February. On this day, Harding, having sent the current through
160 2,8|       doing so, but Cyrus Harding having told him that even if he
161 2,8|       could venture there without having anything to fear from the
162 2,9|          promontory, and the wind having fallen, nothing disturbed
163 2,9|         very difficult to get in, having both wind and tide against
164 2,0|   returning to the fact of a fire having been kindled on the shore
165 2,0|         But are you quite sure of having seen it? Was it not a partial
166 2,0|      island, and that, without my having any consciousness of my
167 2,0|     sea-excursion; how our canoe, having broken its moorings, floated
168 2,0|          you are quite certain of having seen this fire?" ~"As sure
169 2,0|       road to Port Balloon, after having passed the Mercy Bridge,
170 2,0|     window. ~The telescope, after having slowly swept the horizon,
171 3,1|         Cyrus Harding and Herbert having immediately called Gideon
172 3,1|           leave our island, after having taken possession of it in
173 3,1|       Prospect Heights, for after having tacked off Claw Cape, she
174 3,2|       afterwards, Ayrton, without having been either seen or heard,
175 3,2|          board, and pirates after having been convicts, these wretches,
176 3,2|          and three seconds later, having discharged his last barrel
177 3,3|      being effected without their having been able to prevent it,
178 3,3|        later Ayrton and Pencroft, having without difficulty crossed
179 3,3|          Flotsam Point, and after having rounded it in a semicircular
180 3,3|           passed before the boat, having to pull against the current,
181 3,3|           time, they would end by having their revenge on the prisoners
182 3,3|         attack, when another ball having torn away the leafy screen,
183 3,4|         not even her masts. After having been raised by the water-spout,
184 3,4|        came to the surface, after having escaped through the hatchways,
185 3,4|    visible. It was probable that, having seen their vessel engulfed
186 3,4|          had not again been seen, having doubtless been crushed. ~
187 3,4|     easily go fore and aft, after having removed the cases as they
188 3,4|     however, without the convicts having attempted any attack. Master
189 3,5|      distance of four miles, then having ricocheted: was lost in
190 3,6|          of the onagers, however, having hurt its leg, could not
191 3,6|     return to Granite House after having liberally supplied the stables. ~
192 3,6|      fugitives who, no doubt, not having yet discovered the number
193 3,6|           All at once, the sailor having examined the bitts to which
194 3,6|        should remain there. After having accompanied his friends
195 3,6|     Granite House and the corral, having still two miles and a half
196 3,7|         or to the shock, the ball having struck a bone with sufficient
197 3,7|          laid bare, and the blood having been stanched with handkerchiefs,
198 3,8|         southern shore, and after having traversed the double shore
199 3,9|         approached Herbert; then, having looked at him,-~"Let us
200 3,9|     cleared, without any incident having occurred. The road was as
201 3,9|       crossed it, and that, after having passed one of the streams
202 3,9|       nearly half-an-hour before, having devastated it! ~"And Mr.
203 3,0|     feared to find them reopened, having been imperfectly healed.
204 3,0|           the convicts' attention having been in the least excited. ~"
205 3,0|     settlers to Granite House, by having seen them pass on the road
206 3,1|         mouth of the Mercy, then, having ascended the left bank for
207 3,3|        them returned, boasting of having killed one of the inhabitants
208 3,3|          heart beating. ~"And not having Bob Harvey to steer her,
209 3,4|   uncertain. It may even be that, having arrived several months ago,
210 3,4|        she has again sailed after having vainly searched for some
211 3,4|    helping hand." ~The colonists, having been consulted, approved
212 3,4|      might now come without their having any reason to dread its
213 3,4|         September, Cyrus Harding, having observed the crater, saw
214 3,5|   completed, and, all the timbers having been sustained by a provisional
215 3,5|          rest had ceased. Without having uttered a word, in a few
216 3,7|         human endurance. I die of having thought it possible to live
217 3,8|       colonists would be great of having at their disposal a substantial
218 3,8|     rigging, that of the "Speedy" having been saved entire, so that
219 3,8|          of January that Herbert, having ascended at daybreak to
220 3,8|       took the oars, and the lamp having been placed in the bow of
221 3,8|   thickness. ~The engineer, after having explored the wall at a certain
222 3,9|          the river of lava, after having broken a passage through
223 3,0|     commander of the yacht, after having explored Tabor Island without
224 3,0|  suggested to you the idea, after having left Tabor Island, where
225 3,0|        cried Cyrus Harding, after having read the notice, and recognized